N10 Million 'Cutest Face in Nigeria' Online Pageant Launches to Empower Young Women
An innovative online facial beauty pageant, titled 'Cutest Face in Nigeria,' has been officially unveiled, offering a grand prize of N10 million to the winner. Created by Alex Vitus Onyekaozuru and Grandatlantic Services, this unique contest aims to empower young women across the country while fostering national unity through a celebration of beauty and talent.
Contest Details and Eligibility
Registration for the pageant is currently open and will run from January 16 to 31, providing a limited window for interested participants to apply. The competition is exclusively open to Nigerian ladies aged between 18 and 35 years old, focusing solely on facial beauty without the need for full-body reveals. According to the organisers, this approach ensures a fair and accessible platform for all contestants.
Alex Vitus Onyekaozuru, the creator, emphasised the contest's purpose, stating, "We will search, discover, and celebrate the Nigerian lady with the Cutest Face In Nigeria." He further explained, "The face is all that is needed, that is why it is called Cutest Face in Nigeria." This highlights the pageant's commitment to showcasing natural beauty and confidence among young women.
Prize Structure and Online Format
The pageant features a substantial prize pool, with the grand prize winner set to receive N10 million. Additionally, the first runner-up will be awarded N5 million, while the second runner-up will win N3 million. All aspects of the competition will be conducted online, with applicants required to fill and submit their forms through the official website, making it convenient and accessible nationwide.
Growing Interest and National Impact
Since its announcement, the 'Cutest Face in Nigeria' pageant has been gaining significant momentum, with many young women expressing keen interest and enthusiasm. This online facial beauty contest not only provides a platform for recognition and financial reward but also aims to unite Nigerian young women for the greater good of the country. By focusing on empowerment and community, the event seeks to inspire confidence and pride among participants.
Through this initiative, organisers hope to create a positive impact, encouraging young women to embrace their beauty and contribute to a more cohesive society. The pageant represents a modern twist on traditional beauty contests, leveraging digital platforms to reach a wider audience and promote inclusivity.
